Sentence examples for gets under fire from inspiring English sources
So from now on I'm throwing my support (read: eyeballs) behind a lesser-known Chicago-based company called YCharts in Don Quixote-like hopes that one of two things happens: Yahoo eventually gets under fire enough it fixes its product or someone else (hopefully YCharts) finally builds a great alternative for free, detailed, reliable financial information.
"If the fire gets under control today and we get some rain up there and they're able to put it out, we get workers back into those facilities, say within a week, then that output pullback is not going to be enormous," he said.
Because charter schools receive much of their money from the public school districts where they get their students, they have come under fire from many traditional public school administrators and teachers.
"Part of the issue is we're playing new guys and a lot of guys are getting baptism under fire and we're learning on the run," Kelly said.
Spicer who has said that "if you lose the respect and trust of the press corps, you've got nothing"—has come under fire this week for touting "alternative facts" about the size of Trump's inauguration crowd and defending the president's debunked voter-fraud claims.
But before plans got under way a fire broke out near Wall Street.
I had to go under fire to get mine".
He has come under fire for getting a briefing from the treasury secretary in 2008 and then placing a bet that the market would go down.
The embassy had been evacuated yesterday morning, and as the fire got under way, people living in houses nearby were asked to leave.
The Real Madrid president, Florentino Pérez, has said he fully supports Carlo Ancelotti and asked the fans to get behind the under-fire Gareth Bale.
